Armed Forces Covenant Fund Trust

Who they support

The Armed Forces Covenant Fund Trust makes grants to support the Armed Forces Community. The Covenant Fund is delivered by the Armed Forces Covenant Fund Trust. It has £10M a year to fund projects that support the Armed Forces Community.

The average annual spending of grantees has been £4 million
The average age of charities supported has been 18 years.

Grant criteria

https://www.covenantfund.org.uk

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Charity registered in England & Wales, No: 1177627

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Analysis of Grants Made

In this period 101 donations have been made totalling £5,946,923 to 101 organisations

Where are the Beneficiaries?

How big are the Recipients? ?

Which activities are being funded?

How old were the charities when supported?

Growth in Spending
(per annum over last 3 years)

Main Overlaps with other Grant Makers ?

	By Value	By Number
Ministry of Defence	57%	54%
The National Lottery Community Fund	47%	47%
The National Lottery Heritage Fund	23%	15%
Masonic Charitable Foundation	22%	15%
Garfield Weston Foundation	22%	20%
The Seafarers' Charity	18%	10%
Co-operative Group	18%	15%
DCMS	18%	15%
The Grocers' Charity	12%	7%
Wolfson Foundation	10%	5%

Sole supporter: 21% by number, 15% by value.

Individual Grants Made

When	Amount	Annual Spending	Grantee	To be used for
25/06/2020	£62,462	£9,006,362	ALABARé CHRISTIAN CARE AND SUPPORT	Funding enabled the group to provide additional support during the Covid-19 pandemic to veterans with underlying health issues, those with poor mental health and those experiencing long term homelessness
25/06/2020	£125,000	£2,360,354	BROUGHTON HOUSE HOME FOR EX-SERVICE MEN AND WOMEN	Funding provided support for the organisation to continue to care for veterans while they face significant additional costs and reduced ability to fundraise due to Covid-19.
25/06/2020	£17,981	£3,416,099	BURNLEY FC IN THE COMMUNITY	Funding allowed the group to expand their support to respond to veterans who have approached them with welfare issues during the Covid-19 pandemic; including financial issues, unemployment and social isolation.
25/06/2020	£24,074	£26,357	CAN INTERNATIONAL	Funding allowed the group to support elderly Gurkha veterans affected by the Covid-19 pandemic. This will include telephone and online support and mobilising their team of volunteers to support key areas.
25/06/2020	£125,000	£5,299,604	CARE FOR VETERANS (FORMERLY THE QUEEN ALEXANDRA HOSPITAL HOME)	Funding allowed the group to deliver care and rehabilitation to elderly, vulnerable and disabled veterans.
25/06/2020	£16,689	£367,596	CATTERICK GARRISON PRESCHOOL GROUP	Funding enabled the group to offer extended childcare to children from Armed Forces families.
25/06/2020	£21,769	£54,121	DIG IN	Funding allowed the group to adapt its ways of working to continue providing the service that is so vital to their beneficiaries
25/06/2020	£26,386	£25,744	EAST SUSSEX VETERANS HUB	Funding allowed the group to improve access to digital communications, provide activities and support to their members during the Covid-19 pandemic.
25/06/2020	£58,565	£1,659,285	FINCHALE GROUP	Funding allowed the group to develop a virtual learning hub, allowing social and physical activities to be offered alongside learning opportunities, enabling the organisation to expand capacity in response to need and give access to support and activities
25/06/2020	£9,000	£120,438	FRIENDS OF WAVELL	Funding allowed the group to widen the geographic reach of their support to military families and offer additional support, tackling mental and physical health, welfare and other issues caused by the Covid-19 lockdown.
25/06/2020	£39,000	£114,481	FUTURE FOR HEROES	Funding allowed the organisation to continue to provide services to veterans through courses and mentoring.
25/06/2020	£7,770	£276,025	GLOUCESTER RUGBY FOUNDATION	Funding enabled the group which has an established Veterans Activity Hub move activities to an online service providing a safe space for veterans who are unemployed to learn new employability skills and interact with local businesses
25/06/2020	£35,000	£2,352,090	GROUNDWORK MANCHESTER SALFORD STOCKPORT TAMESIDE AND TRAFFORD	Funding allowed the group to continue to support unemployed veterans in Greater Manchester to prepare for and secure employment.
25/06/2020	£20,000	£86,890	HELP 4 HOMELESS VETERANS	Funding allowed the group to continue to support homeless veterans
25/06/2020	£25,000	£40,047	HISTORIC ARMY AIRCRAFT FLIGHT TRUST	Funding allowed the group to continue to operate during the Covid-19 pandemic
25/06/2020	£26,306	£90,250	HOME START RICHMONDSHIRE	Funding allowed the group to continue to support Army families during the COVID-19 pandemic.
25/06/2020	£8,160	£358,162	HULL FC COMMUNITY FOUNDATION	Funding allowed the group to support more veterans living in care homes and supported accommodation across Hull.
25/06/2020	£40,000	£1,443,311	IMPROVING LIVES PLYMOUTH	Funding allowed the group to provide ongoing casework support via telephone and internet to veterans and their families and carers, including emerging additional needs due to COVID-19.
25/06/2020	£57,000	£971,619	INVICTUS GAMES FOUNDATION	Funding allowed the group to maintain and enhance its online support services to enable the Wounded, Injured and Sick (WIS) Forces community to stay connected, lead physical and mental health initiatives and empower peer-led support as a positive response to the pandemic.
25/06/2020	£10,000	£34,406	KARTFORCE	Funding allowed the group to provide endurance car racing (which can be adapted for veterans with disabilities) and training for injured veterans to promote positive physical and mental wellbeing which has been impacted by the lockdown
25/06/2020	£37,580		MAXIMUM EDGE C.I.C.	Funding allowed the group to offer services and support which reduce isolation and loneliness during the Covid-19 pandemic.
25/06/2020	£7,574		OPERATION VETERAN CIC	Funding allowed the organisation to continue to operate, supporting veterans during the Covid-19 pandemic.
25/06/2020	£14,443	£324,264	OXFORD PARENT INFANT PROJECT	Funding allowed the group to continue to offer therapy provision to RAF Brize Norton and RAF Benson families.
25/06/2020	£9,000	£52,132	QUICK RESPONSE MEMORIAL WOODLAND	Funding allowed the group to continue to offer immediate help to veterans, including an increase in demand for poverty relief to due Covid-19.
25/06/2020	£7,016	£92,181	RAF BRIZE NORTON PRE SCHOOL	Funding allowed the group to continue their work with Armed Forces families during the Covid-19 pandemic
25/06/2020	£50,000	£4,785,958	RFEA - THE REGULAR FORCES EMPLOYMENT CHARITY	Funding enabled the group to provide employment support to vulnerable veterans, Service leavers and their families at this critical time.
25/06/2020	£250,000	£19,235,000	ROYAL BRITISH LEGION INDUSTRIES	Funding enabled the group to continue to offer vital support to older veterans and their families, many of whom have multiple health conditions and are at the greatest risk from Covid-19.
25/06/2020	£125,000	£5,467,390	ROYAL HOSPITAL OF CHELSEA	Funding enabled the group to offer high level care to veterans during Covid-19. Funding will be used to provide additional staff, PPE and technology, so Chelsea Pensioners can keep in touch with loved ones as quarantine continues through the year.
25/06/2020	£9,230	£828,022	SHARKS COMMUNITY TRUST	Funding enabled the group to develop their Sharks Forces project into an accessible online programme, offering structured weekly personal development, physical activity and mental resilience sessions for the veteran community.
25/06/2020	£9,881	£1,270,996	SHEFFIELD MIND LTD	Funding allowed the group to deliver online movement therapy sessions to military families and military veterans across South Yorkshire.
25/06/2020	£18,000	£140,901	SHOTS IN THE COMMUNITY FOUNDATION	Funding allowed the group to continue to support the needs of Service families and homeless veterans. They will provide social contact through phone and digital platforms and encourage active engagement for four veterans, in part time employment.
25/06/2020	£12,836		SMART SAVINGS SOUTH WEST CIC	Funding allowed the group to provide immediate support to address issues around income, debt and mental wellbeing of military veterans, their families and current serving military personnel.
25/06/2020	£31,610	£2,669,849	SPECIAL BOAT SERVICE ASSOCIATION	Funding enabled the group to continue to offer childcare and welfare support for Service children with the community centre
25/06/2020	£30,000	£70,890	SURF ACTION	Funding allowed the group to deal with the significant increase in requests for physical, psychological and relationship advice they have received from new, past and present service users.
25/06/2020	£20,000	£18,469	TEAM ENDEAVOUR RACING UK CIC	Funding allowed the group to maintain, service and replace their boats. This will enable them to prepare for the lifting of restrictions and be in a position to continue their support of the Wounded, Injured and Sick Service personnel and veterans.
25/06/2020	£52,206	£4,976,207	THE ADVOCACY PEOPLE	Funding allowed the group to continue supporting veterans and their families, helping them to voice their needs and concerns and get the support they require.
25/06/2020	£50,000	£149,740	THE BRIDGE FOR HEROES	Funding allowed the group to maintain a high level of contact with vulnerable veterans and immediate family members in the West Norfolk area.
25/06/2020	£48,539		THE MATTHEW PROJECT	Funding allowed the group to provide vital, tailored one-to-one support to Armed Forces beneficiaries affected by drug or alcohol misuse and/or PTSD, across Norfolk, Suffolk, and Essex.
25/06/2020	£29,664	£4,845,963	THE ROYAL AIR FORCE CENTRAL FUND	Funding allowed the group to enrich the lives of serving personnel by improving their mental and physical health through improved access to sporting and physical activity and rehabilitation opportunities on stations throughout the UK.
25/06/2020	£250,000		THE ROYAL BRITISH LEGION	Funding allowed the group to continue to support vulnerable veterans in the Legion’s care homes.
25/06/2020	£125,000	£5,806,486	THE ROYAL MARINES CHARITABLE TRUST FUND	Funding allowed the group to continue to support the most vulnerable members of the RM community, particularly those experiencing exacerbated challenges due to the social distancing measures.
25/06/2020	£60,000	£20,480,000	THE ROYAL STAR AND GARTER HOMES	Funding allowed the group to continue supporting veterans with specialist nursing and dementia support in their three homes through the pandemic.
25/06/2020	£92,250	£4,005,598	THE SIR OSWALD STOLL FOUNDATION	Funding allowed the group to deal with increased demand for their support during the Covid-19 pandemic, from those veterans shielding and self-isolating.
25/06/2020	£25,000		THE VETERANS HUB WEYMOUTH & PORTLAND CIC	Funding allowed the group to continue to support veterans, safeguarding the most vulnerable veterans and Armed Forces personnel.
25/06/2020	£50,480	£626,543	TOM HARRISON HOUSE	Funding enabled the group to provide intensive therapeutic support to 60 veterans with addictions and poor mental health during the Covid-19 crisis. The programme will enable veterans to continue to access services to maintain abstinence, improve mental health and wellbeing, reduce social isolation, and resettle in their communities
25/06/2020	£27,675		VETERANS CHANGE PARTNERSHIP CIC	Funding enabled veterans support networks to function during the pandemic and also provide organisational costs to the C.I.C.
25/06/2020	£14,269	£171,769	VETERANS IN COMMUNITIES	Funding allowed the group to continue to operate during the Covid-19 pandemic.
25/06/2020	£31,176	£334,603	VETERANS OUTREACH SUPPORT	Funding allowed the group to continue to support their beneficiaries during the Covid-19 pandemic.
25/06/2020	£56,333		WIGAN BOROUGH ARMED FORCES HQ CIC	Funding allowed the group to continue to operate during the Covid-19 pandemic, operating a seven day service, providing emergency support and tackling social isolation.
25/06/2020	£40,000	£32,090	BEYOND THE BATTLEFIELD	Funding enabled the group to support veterans who are struggling during the Covid-19 pandemic and deal with the increased number of veterans and families contacting them.
25/06/2020	£20,000	£833,844	CENTRAL BANK LISBURN STATION	Funding enabled the group to offer summer provision to service families to support their physical and holistic development and skills.
25/06/2020	£52,372	£811,349	THE ELY CENTRE	Funding enabled increased connectivity and engagement with aged veterans in Northern Ireland, for those affected by the pandemic.
25/06/2020	£45,849	£280,934	BRAVEHOUND	Funding was used for IT improvements enabling the group to better deliver services affected by Covid-19.
25/06/2020	£20,160	£379,777	BRIGHT HORIZONS DAYCARE CENTRE	Funding enabled the group to remain open and continue to support children from Armed Forces families despite challenges caused by the Covid-19 pandemic
25/06/2020	£125,000	£7,119,000	EARL HAIG FUND SCOTLAND (POPPY SCOTLAND)	Funding allowed the group to continue to support veterans and their families, living in Scotland, with advice, employment, mobility, respite, housing and mental health support.
25/06/2020	£250,000	£27,343,000	ERSKINE	Funding enabled the group to deliver a programme of activities two elderly veterans and spouses. The project will provide vital social interaction and mental stimulation for vulnerable veterans who are at risk of isolation and loneliness during social distancing.
25/06/2020	£4,800	£27,692	MINDFULNESS SCOTLAND	Funding allowed the group to continue the delivery of mindfulness classes for veterans and their partners in collaboration with Combat Stress. They will use digital platforms and develop an app in due course.
25/06/2020	£14,416	£80,733	STAND EASY	Funding allowed the group to continue to support Wounded, Injured and Sick veterans during the Covid-19 pandemic, extending creative ways to counter isolation
25/06/2020	£12,885	£1,075,191	THISTLE HEALTH AND WELLBEING	Funding allowed the group to continue to provide vital and immediate wellbeing support to veterans across Scotland, affected by COVID-19 who and are at risk of deteriorating physical and mental health.
25/06/2020	£158,500		ABF THE SOLDIERS CHARITY	Funding enabled the Charity to sustain vital and immediate wellbeing support to those serving soldiers, veterans and families affected by COVID-19 – thereby helping the Army to focus on its support to the Nation
25/06/2020	£125,000	£42,210,000	BLIND VETERANS UK	Funding allowed the group to deliver support and welfare, including Covid-19 relief support, to over 4,700 beneficiaries throughout the UK
25/06/2020	£125,000		BRITISH LIMBLESS EX-SERVICEMEN’S ASSOCIATION	Funding enabled the group to continue to offer much-needed support to Blesma members during Covid-19, including signposting, maintaining regular contact and ensuring veterans and their families receive essential goods
25/06/2020	£50,250	£242,775	BUILDING HEROES EDUCATION FOUNDATION	Funding allowed the group to reskill veterans and service leavers for new careers in construction. The charity will upscale to open additional sites, providing an additional 200 training and employment opportunities this year.
25/06/2020	£83,318	£482,200	CARE AFTER COMBAT	Funding allowed the group to continue to support their beneficiaries, tackling loneliness and reoffending.
25/06/2020	£250,000	£14,606,000	COMBAT STRESS	Funding allowed the group to accelerate the delivery of a Digital Veterans’ Mental Health Service, much needed due to the Covid-19 pandemic while support cannot be accessed in person.
25/06/2020	£15,000	£69,744	COMMUNITIES FIJI BRITAIN	Funding enabled the group to deal with an increased demand in casework due to Covid-19. The organisation supports Fijians residing in the UK who are serving in the UK armed forces, veterans and their dependents.
25/06/2020	£27,270	£3,158,360	DEAFBLIND UK	Funding allowed the group to offer an enhanced and expanded helpline service to veterans, offering practical assistance and advice alongside wellbeing and emotional support.
25/06/2020	£150,000	£32,479,833	HELP FOR HEROES	Funding enabled the group to provide psychological wellbeing support to wounded veterans and their families, meeting the increase in demand due to the ongoing impact of Covid-19.
25/06/2020	£32,475	£470,138	HORSEBACK UK	Funding allowed the group to continue to provide services to their members, adapting to meet current social distancing requirements, and offering immediate digital delivery
25/06/2020	£60,000	£30,247	ICARUS THEATRE COLLECTIVE LTD	Funding allowed the project to meet increased demand during the Covid-19 pandemic and beyond.
25/06/2020	£60,000	£882,771	MISSION MOTORSPORT	Funding allowed the group to continue their work in support of vulnerable veterans on their families.
25/06/2020	£67,662		NOMAD CONSTRUCTION TRAINING CIC	Funding allowed the group to continue its vital work via an online programme; dealing with increased demand for its wellbeing support, mentoring and training.
25/06/2020	£40,000	£681,586	ON COURSE FOUNDATION	Funding allowed the group to continue to deliver an innovative and adapted programme of activities, offering a positive distraction from the Covid-19 pandemic.
25/06/2020	£100,000	£4,021,665	POPPY FACTORY	Funding allowed the group to continue to support Wounded, Injured and Sick veterans including new referrals. The Poppy Factory will also help WIS veterans to stay in work at this exceptionally difficult time.
25/06/2020	£35,000	£303,988	PTSD RESOLUTION LTD	Funding allowed the group to continue to support veterans, including an increase in clients. They will continue to conduct sessions virtually, offering videoconferencing counselling.
25/06/2020	£50,000	£5,106,000	QUEEN ELIZABETH HOSPITAL BIRMINGHAM CHARITY	Funding allowed the group to continue to support Fisher House, which supports UK military personnel and their families.
25/06/2020	£93,750	£17,209,000	RAF ASSOCIATION	The RAF Association provided crucial friendship and support to the RAF family during the COVID-19 crisis, in particular older RAF veterans and their loved ones who are vulnerable during this time and are experiencing increased loneliness and isolation as a result of self-isolation and shielding.
25/06/2020	£21,400	£128,367	READING FORCE	Funding allowed the group to meet extra demand during the Covid-19 pandemic for books and scrapbooks for Service families.
25/06/2020	£58,920		RECRUIT FOR SPOUSES CAREER ACADEMY CIC	Funding allowed the group to create an online digital platform, providing collaborative employment development resources and support for spouses with the aim to secure ongoing career success within our military community.
25/06/2020	£55,000	£870,992	SAILORS CHILDRENS SOCIETY	Funding allowed the group to continue to support their beneficiaries in spite of the Covid-19 pandemic.
25/06/2020	£60,000	£667,236	SCOTTY'S LITTLE SOLDIERS	Funding allowed the group to continue providing intensive mental health and emotional wellbeing support to 410 priority, vulnerable bereaved forces children nationwide in response to Covid-19, by reducing their isolation and anxiety during 'lockdown' and preparing them for and supporting them through their emergence into society's 'new normal', disrupted education and lives.
25/06/2020	£15,952		SPINAL INJURIES ASSOCIATION	The group provided specialist information, support and advocacy to spinal cord injured people and their families from the Armed Forces through provision of peer support, counselling, engagement with healthcare professionals and advice.
25/06/2020	£41,436	£1,827,488	ST JOHN & RED CROSS DEFENCE MEDICAL WELFARE SERVICE (DMWS)	Funding allowed the group to continue to offer their phone-based rapid response welfare service to the Armed Forces community who are on a healthcare pathway.
25/06/2020	£59,780	£5,223	STEP TOGETHER VOLUNTEERING	Funding allowed the group to focus on helping clients maintain and improve their mental wellbeing, finding ways to lessen the impact of social isolation. They will create online resources and develop a range of new ways to engage, tailoring the support to each individual.
25/06/2020	£60,000	£682,408	SUPPORTING WOUNDED VETERANS LTD	Funding allowed the group to adapt its programmes to provide meaningful and engaging online support, including additional pain management clinics for those unable to attend hospital appointments.
25/06/2020	£59,600		THE BRITISH NUCLEAR TEST VETERANS ASSOCIATION (BNTVA)	Funding enabled the group to provide tablet computers to their elderly veterans allowing them to host a virtual reunion, offering support to alleviate anxiety, social isolation and loneliness
25/06/2020	£20,000		THE FELIX FUND	Funding allowed the group to continue to offer welfare and mental health support during the Covid-19 pandemic.
25/06/2020	£60,000	£561,041	THE MILITARY WIVES CHOIRS FOUNDATION	Funding allowed the group to continue to provide support to their choir network.
25/06/2020	£60,000	£1,346,751	THE NOT FORGOTTEN ASSOCIATION	Funding allowed the group to continue to provide comfort and cheer to those elderly veterans who are isolated, lonely and most vulnerable during this pandemic.
25/06/2020	£158,500	£1,526,000	THE ROYAL AIR FORCE BENEVOLENT FUND	Funding supported COVID-19 related services for increased need and demand around social isolation and emotional wellbeing support. Funding would also cover adaptations to ensure staff safely continue providing services to beneficiaries, directly and in supporting roles.
25/06/2020	£158,500	£17,941,297	THE ROYAL NAVY AND ROYAL MARINES CHARITY	Funding ensured that RNRMC can continue to deliver our ambitious funding strategy to support the naval family of beneficiaries in the face of increased expenditure to response to the Covid crisis.
25/06/2020	£250,000	£44,931,000	THE SOLDIERS, SAILORS, AIRMEN AND FAMILIES ASSOCIATION - FORCES HELP	Funding enabled the group to address urgent welfare concerns within the Armed Forces community that have been severely exacerbated by COVID-19. This includes boosting capacity of their existing Forcesline, Casework and Mentoring services to create a referral pathway for beneficiaries who are trapped in increasingly dire personal circumstances.
25/06/2020	£24,000	£208,826	THE VETERANS CHARITY	Funding allowed the group to continue to support their beneficiaries in spite of the Covid-19 pandemic, including increased demand for their rapid support.
25/06/2020	£58,985	£607,429	THE WARRIOR PROGRAMME	Funding allowed the group to provide its usual services, but online, supporting their existing beneficiaries as well as the wave of additional veterans and family members coming forward for help due to Covid-19.
25/06/2020	£60,000	£1,888,995	VETERANS AID	Funding enabled the group to help veterans who are homeless, facing homelessness, or in crisis, address their problems, empower them with necessary skills and achieve their own maximum potential
25/06/2020	£80,000		WALKING WITH THE WOUNDED	Funding allowed the group to continue to support their beneficiaries, including an increased demand for their services during the Covid-19 pandemic.
25/06/2020	£60,000	£407,919	WATERLOO UNCOVERED	Funding enabled the group to continue to support veterans and serving military personnel through their unique support programme focused around a ground-breaking archaeological excavation at the Waterloo Battlefield.
25/06/2020	£11,108	£1,690,283	CARDIFF CITY FC FOUNDATION	Funding allowed the project to support their beneficiaries through alternative channels in the absence of face-to-face contact during Covid-19.
25/06/2020	£23,460	£1,656,816	CARE AND REPAIR (NORTH EAST WALES)	Funding allowed the group to reduce the isolation and impact of Covid on vulnerable veterans through furniture up-cycling workshops, where veterans can make use of their skills while providing practical help for those in need of basic furniture.
25/06/2020	£60,000		THE BRITISH TRAINING BOARD	Funding enabled the group to provide remote support to current and new members of the Armed Forces Community across Wales, including career development, skills translation to accredited qualifications and employability skills.
25/06/2020	£21,651	£112,735	THE VC GALLERY	Funding allowed the group to continue to offer important services to the Armed Forces community throughout Pembrokeshire by responding to the individuals’ needs, be they support with housing, financial problems or wellbeing concerns.

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Cumulative Grants

Amount	Grantee
£250,000	THE SOLDIERS, SAILORS, AIRMEN AND FAMILIES ASSOCIATION - FORCES HELP
£250,000	THE ROYAL BRITISH LEGION
£250,000	ROYAL BRITISH LEGION INDUSTRIES
£250,000	ERSKINE
£250,000	COMBAT STRESS
£158,500	THE ROYAL NAVY AND ROYAL MARINES CHARITY
£158,500	THE ROYAL AIR FORCE BENEVOLENT FUND
£158,500	ABF THE SOLDIERS CHARITY
£150,000	HELP FOR HEROES
£125,000	THE ROYAL MARINES CHARITABLE TRUST FUND
£125,000	ROYAL HOSPITAL OF CHELSEA
£125,000	EARL HAIG FUND SCOTLAND (POPPY SCOTLAND)
£125,000	CARE FOR VETERANS (FORMERLY THE QUEEN ALEXANDRA HOSPITAL HOME)
£125,000	BROUGHTON HOUSE HOME FOR EX-SERVICE MEN AND WOMEN
£125,000	BRITISH LIMBLESS EX-SERVICEMEN’S ASSOCIATION
£125,000	BLIND VETERANS UK
£100,000	POPPY FACTORY
£93,750	RAF ASSOCIATION
£92,250	THE SIR OSWALD STOLL FOUNDATION
£83,318	CARE AFTER COMBAT
£80,000	WALKING WITH THE WOUNDED
£67,662	NOMAD CONSTRUCTION TRAINING CIC
£62,462	ALABARé CHRISTIAN CARE AND SUPPORT
£60,000	WATERLOO UNCOVERED
£60,000	VETERANS AID
£60,000	THE ROYAL STAR AND GARTER HOMES
£60,000	THE NOT FORGOTTEN ASSOCIATION
£60,000	THE MILITARY WIVES CHOIRS FOUNDATION
£60,000	THE BRITISH TRAINING BOARD
£60,000	SUPPORTING WOUNDED VETERANS LTD
£60,000	SCOTTY'S LITTLE SOLDIERS
£60,000	MISSION MOTORSPORT
£60,000	ICARUS THEATRE COLLECTIVE LTD
£59,780	STEP TOGETHER VOLUNTEERING
£59,600	THE BRITISH NUCLEAR TEST VETERANS ASSOCIATION (BNTVA)
£58,985	THE WARRIOR PROGRAMME
£58,920	RECRUIT FOR SPOUSES CAREER ACADEMY CIC
£58,565	FINCHALE GROUP
£57,000	INVICTUS GAMES FOUNDATION
£56,333	WIGAN BOROUGH ARMED FORCES HQ CIC
£55,000	SAILORS CHILDRENS SOCIETY
£52,372	THE ELY CENTRE
£52,206	THE ADVOCACY PEOPLE
£50,480	TOM HARRISON HOUSE
£50,250	BUILDING HEROES EDUCATION FOUNDATION
£50,000	THE BRIDGE FOR HEROES
£50,000	RFEA - THE REGULAR FORCES EMPLOYMENT CHARITY
£50,000	QUEEN ELIZABETH HOSPITAL BIRMINGHAM CHARITY
£48,539	THE MATTHEW PROJECT
£45,849	BRAVEHOUND
£41,436	ST JOHN & RED CROSS DEFENCE MEDICAL WELFARE SERVICE (DMWS)
£40,000	ON COURSE FOUNDATION
£40,000	IMPROVING LIVES PLYMOUTH
£40,000	BEYOND THE BATTLEFIELD
£39,000	FUTURE FOR HEROES
£37,580	MAXIMUM EDGE C.I.C.
£35,000	PTSD RESOLUTION LTD
£35,000	GROUNDWORK MANCHESTER SALFORD STOCKPORT TAMESIDE AND TRAFFORD
£32,475	HORSEBACK UK
£31,610	SPECIAL BOAT SERVICE ASSOCIATION
£31,176	VETERANS OUTREACH SUPPORT
£30,000	SURF ACTION
£29,664	THE ROYAL AIR FORCE CENTRAL FUND
£27,675	VETERANS CHANGE PARTNERSHIP CIC
£27,270	DEAFBLIND UK
£26,386	EAST SUSSEX VETERANS HUB
£26,306	HOME START RICHMONDSHIRE
£25,000	THE VETERANS HUB WEYMOUTH & PORTLAND CIC
£25,000	HISTORIC ARMY AIRCRAFT FLIGHT TRUST
£24,074	CAN INTERNATIONAL
£24,000	THE VETERANS CHARITY
£23,460	CARE AND REPAIR (NORTH EAST WALES)
£21,769	DIG IN
£21,651	THE VC GALLERY
£21,400	READING FORCE
£20,160	BRIGHT HORIZONS DAYCARE CENTRE
£20,000	THE FELIX FUND
£20,000	TEAM ENDEAVOUR RACING UK CIC
£20,000	HELP 4 HOMELESS VETERANS
£20,000	CENTRAL BANK LISBURN STATION
£18,000	SHOTS IN THE COMMUNITY FOUNDATION
£17,981	BURNLEY FC IN THE COMMUNITY
£16,689	CATTERICK GARRISON PRESCHOOL GROUP
£15,952	SPINAL INJURIES ASSOCIATION
£15,000	COMMUNITIES FIJI BRITAIN
£14,443	OXFORD PARENT INFANT PROJECT
£14,416	STAND EASY
£14,269	VETERANS IN COMMUNITIES
£12,885	THISTLE HEALTH AND WELLBEING
£12,836	SMART SAVINGS SOUTH WEST CIC
£11,108	CARDIFF CITY FC FOUNDATION
£10,000	KARTFORCE
£9,881	SHEFFIELD MIND LTD
£9,230	SHARKS COMMUNITY TRUST
£9,000	QUICK RESPONSE MEMORIAL WOODLAND
£9,000	FRIENDS OF WAVELL
£8,160	HULL FC COMMUNITY FOUNDATION
£7,770	GLOUCESTER RUGBY FOUNDATION
£7,574	OPERATION VETERAN CIC
£7,016	RAF BRIZE NORTON PRE SCHOOL
£4,800	MINDFULNESS SCOTLAND